Marketing clarity for law firms

AI search is changing how clients find a firm. Your marketing plan shouldn't live in five places.

A strategy split across an SEO agency, an ads dashboard, review software, and a spreadsheet takes real hours to turn into a plan. Seymour centralizes those channels into one clear snapshot — and a set of measurable tasks that move the firm forward.

See how it works ↓ Two-minute walkthrough below. No form, no score gimmick.
This week · Whitfield & (name redacted)
ON TRACK · WEEK 4 OF 13
GBP
Connected
REVIEWS
Connected
ADS
Connected
CONTENT
2 gaps
Next three tasks
Rebuild GBP service list around injury case types
Done Tuesday · measured by profile completeness: 68% → 100%
Request reviews from the 9 closed matters this month
Due Friday · measured by new reviews: target +6
Publish the premises-liability practice page draft
Due next Wed · measured by indexed + cited in answer sampling
sample data · illustrative firm
The problem

Five tools, four logins, one person expected to turn it all into a strategy.

A typical firm's marketing, today 5 sources · 0 shared picture
SEO agency report PDF · monthly
42 pages. "Rankings improved." Arrived three weeks after month-end.
Ads dashboard separate login
Clicks up 12%. Whether any became cases — different system.
Review software nobody's job
11 new reviews awaiting response. Last request sent: unclear.
Website / content vendor #3
Practice pages last touched 14 months ago. AI answers don't cite them.
marketing_plan_v7_FINAL.xlsx the actual strategy
Maintained by hand, by the managing partner, on weekends. The only place all five of the above meet.

No one here is doing anything wrong. The channels just don't talk to each other — so the strategy lives in one person's head, and the hours it takes to assemble it are the real cost.

The same firm, in Seymour one view · one plan
Firm snapshot UPDATED TODAY
Search & AI visibility needs work
Reviews & reputation solid
Paid spend efficiency needs work
Content & practice pages priority
This week's tasks — with the number that defines done
Respond to the 11 open reviews · response rate → 100%
Refresh two practice pages for AI readability · cited in answer sampling
Shift $1.2K from the flat ad group · cost per signed case, not per click

The Monday-morning question changes from "what does all this mean?" to "did last week's three tasks move the numbers?"

How it works

Three steps. Each one produces something you can read, question, and measure.

Everything below is generated per firm from your connected channels plus public market data — and refreshed as both change.

1 The diagnosis

Connect your channels once. Seymour reads all of them in one pass — search and AI visibility, reviews, ads, content — and returns findings, not a report.

FINDING №3 · SAMPLE

Your ad spend produces calls, but 70% arrive outside intake hours and go to voicemail. The leak isn't the ads — it's the handoff.

Each finding names the gap, what it's costing, and the source it was read from.

2 One centralized plan

The findings become a single strategy in plain language — positioning, priorities, and channel calls — in one place instead of five.

THE PLAN, AT A GLANCE 1 page
01 Own "tried, not settled" positioning in your market
02 Fix the intake handoff before adding spend
03 Rebuild the three practice pages AI answers ignore
04 Grow reviews on the case types that drive citations

Every line links to its finding — nothing is asserted without a source.

3 90 days of sequenced actions

The plan becomes weekly tasks, ordered by leverage. Every task carries a due week and the number that defines done — so progress is measured, not felt.

WEEKS 1–2 · FOUNDATION
Intake handoff + GBP rebuild · measured by answered-call rate, profile completeness
WEEKS 3–6 · AUTHORITY
Practice pages + review growth · measured by citations in answer sampling, review count
WEEKS 7–13 · COMPOUND
Reallocate spend to what's signing cases · measured by cost per signed case
Strategy brief · sample excerpt · firm name redacted p. 4 of 19

Positioning. [redacted] should own "serious injury, tried — not settled" in [redacted]. Every firm cited in AI answers for your target queries leads with settlement volume; none leads with trial record. That position is open, and your review language already supports it.

Channel call №3. Pause the [redacted] radio spend ($4.2K/mo). It produces calls, not cases — your own intake notes say so. Redirect 60% into the review program (weeks 1–2), hold 40% for…

Positioning7 channel calls90-day roadmapKPI targets

This is the deliverable. Judge the substance, not the promises.

Every engagement starts with the diagnosis and this brief. If it doesn't tell you something specific about your firm that you didn't already know, don't continue — that's the standard we hold it to.

Compare your options

You have three real alternatives. Here's an honest look at each.

"We could hire a full-service agency."

A good agency executes well — and if you have one you trust, keep them. What an agency retainer usually doesn't include is the layer this page is about: one view across every channel, and a plan a principal can read in five minutes. Seymour can sit alongside an agency and hand it better direction.

Where it fits: execution capacity. Where Seymour fits: the strategy layer above it.

"We could do this ourselves."

You could — none of the tactics are secret. The honest cost is time: assembling five channels into a sequenced plan is recurring work, and it usually lands on a partner or an office administrator. If that time genuinely exists at your firm, DIY is a fine answer. Seymour exists for firms where it doesn't.

The comparison isn't tools vs. Seymour — it's partner hours vs. $600/mo.

"There are free AI-visibility checkers."

There are — several, and they're worth running. A visibility score is a useful snapshot of one channel on one day. What it can't tell you is what to do next Tuesday, in what order, or whether last month's work moved the number. The score is a starting point; the work is everything after it.

Seymour includes the diagnosis — the product is what happens after it.

The honest summary: if your firm already has one place where every channel is visible, a written plan you trust, and someone accountable for working it weekly — you're covered, and you may not need Seymour. If any of those three is missing, that's the gap this was built for.

Pricing

One plan. One price. One rule for growing firms.

GetSeymour AI
Everything on this page. One subscription.
$600 /month
billed as $7,200/year
Full diagnosis across every connected channel
The centralized snapshot — one view, updated continuously
The written Blueprint, refreshed quarterly
90-day sequenced task plan with measures on every task
Weekly progress against the numbers, not activity logs
One practice area included
Start your plan → Begins with the diagnosis and the brief.
The one add-on rule
+$200 /month per additional practice area

Each practice area gets its own diagnosis, benchmarks, and task stream — personal injury and family law aren't the same market, so they aren't the same plan.

What that looks like
Personal injury only$600/mo
+ family law$800/mo
+ estate planning$1,000/mo

That's the whole model. No tiers, no seat counts, no setup fee, nothing to compare.

Where this page started

AI search is changing how clients find firms. Seymour turns your scattered channels into one clear, measurable plan.

Begins with the diagnosis and the Blueprint — the same deliverable shown above.